IMPORTANT NOTICE: At Fortis Healthcare, we are fully supportive of the National priorities set out by the Hon’ble Prime Minister of India. Further to the directives of the Government provided in their press release dated 8th Nov 2016, payments at Government hospitals can be made through 500 and 1000 Rupee denomination notes. In view of the hardship being caused to the large number of patients at private hospitals, we have made an urgent representation to the Government that this exemption should apply equally, for payments, at private hospitals. We are following up with the authorities and hope the Government will step in quickly to resolve this anomaly. Meanwhile, at Fortis hospitals across the country, we continue to accept payments through credit card, debit card and electronic banking transfers. As 500 and 1000 Rupee denomination notes are no longer legal tender we are only accepting 100 Rs and lower currency notes. As per Government regulation, a PAN card and legitimate ID proof is however required for payments in cash exceeding Rs 50,000. Meanwhile we continue to ensure that emergency cases get immediate medical attention without delay whatsoever and have put in more administrative staff and help desks to assist patients.

Dr. Haresh Manglani, DNB

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Dr Haresh Manglani is Orthopaedic Oncosurgeon at the Fortis Hospitals. He is the pioneer of limb and function preserving surgery in bone tumousr in India. He has designed several custom made prosthesis and has pioneered the development of Custom made Titanium prosthesis. He has also successfully pioneered the use of High Dosage Extracorporeal Irradiation to the cancerous bone and reimplantation in the patient’s body with full return to function and local disease control. He also specilaises in use of Periosteum ensheathed large segment Fibular strut allografts for reconstruction of tumour defects. He also specializes in use of expandable prosthesis for reconstruction in children and use of brachytherapy for soft tissue sarcomas. He focuses on advanced techniques for limb salvage in cancer affected patients including total bone and joint replacement procedures - hip, knee, shoulder, elbow and ankle, spine tumours instrumentation and hand reconstruction.